Review of the April Bear in the Barnard Bear
The April issue of the Barnard Bear features Miss Morgan's Leaves From 4 Notebook 1914 as the standout piece with sharp concrete observation. The review critiques other pieces, notes literary influences, questions some plot details in the story Ruse, and challenges the editorial stance on war and pacifism.
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Student Council Meeting Plans Silent Nonvoting Members
The regular meeting on April 11 in the Alumnae Room decided new council members elected this year should attend remaining meetings as silent nonvoting observers. The 1917 minutes note points: Undergraduate Treasurer 70, Senior Play Chairman 30, Senior Proctor 10. Respectfully submitted by CorNetia Geer.
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English Club Meeting Proposes Ideas at Diechmann Home
English Club schedules Monday evening gathering at 1261 Madison venue hosted by Thiliegrade Diechmann. Members should deposit program ideas in locker 117 promptly. Previous meeting at Kathleen Fisher's drew large attendance with Peacock readings and Katharine Harrower's original poems, followed by Mr. Wisher reciting old English and Irish ballads.
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Barnard Farm Committee Suspends Activities After War Declared
The Barnard Farm Committee voted to automatically suspend all activities following the declaration of war.
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Engagement announced for Charlotte Sutcliffe and W Walker Veazie
Charlotte Ramsey Sutcliffe of 1919 announces her engagement to W Walker Veazie of Brooklyn. Veazie serves in the Second Field Artillery and spent seven months on the Mexican border.
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Tennis Courts Reopen For Girls Members
Tennis will resume once weather allows with play starting in a few days. Only girls who belong to the club are permitted to use the courts.
Walter Lippmann Unable to Speak at College Address
The Social Science League regrets that Walter Lippmann could not address the college on Wednesday the eleventh. He had a prior commitment in Washington using influence with the President against conscription.
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